Circle the preposition that best fits in each sentence. 1. We were stuck (behind, between) a big, slow truck. 2. My sister arrived (at, in) France last week. 3. I always place my glasses (beside, inside) my bed before I go to sleep. 4. The place where we are staying is (toward, near) the ocean. 5. Jenna asked if I could help her look (for, off) a new pair of sneakers. 6. I hope temperatures do not drop (below, beneath) freezing tonight. 7. We have to wait (before, until) the timer goes off to take the cookies 8. My lost book was (under, with) the kitchen table.

Stuck "behind" a big truck can be quite an adventure! Just imagine all the unique views from that vantage point—maybe some potted plants in the truck's greenhouse or a giant load of colorful produce swaying with every turn. It's a perfect opportunity to play a game of "guess what's in the truck!" Now, speaking of arriving "at" a new destination like France, it's always exciting! You could start dreaming of croissants, gelato, and stunning architecture as soon as you land. And don't forget to brush up on basic French phrases; it'll make your exploration of charming local cafes and markets truly engaging!